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Summary of Contents for ROTH&JUNIUS DP220
- Page 1 Owner Manual Digital Piano DP220...
- Page 2 Welcome Thank you for purchasing a ROTH&JUNIUS Digital Piano. This piano is easy to operate, high- performance instruments. These pianos are ideal for both beginners, as well as more advanced musicians. In order to get the most from your new piano, please read this manual carefully. Caution: Warning: do not place the piano near water or moisture.
- Page 3 Before you assemble this product, please check that all the below components are present. 1. Upper body 5. Side board (Left) 2. Keyboard 6. Pedal board 3. Music Stand 7. Leg (Left & Right) 4. Side board (Right) 8. Assembly screws DP220...
- Page 4 Main Features High Resolution PCM sound source Built-in Demos 8 demonstration songs and 20 practice sounds built in Ability to mix sounds Play 2 sounds together Built-in metronome Assignable beat and speed settings Transposition and Tuning controls Transpose to any key ...
- Page 5 1. Power Switch On/off button under the left side of the keyboard. 2. Master volume Adjust the overall volume. 3. Brilliance Adjust the sound from warm and soft to clear and brilliant. 4. Playback button Playback your previously recorded music. 5.
- Page 6 Playing the Piano 1. Instrument selection Pressing any one of the 8 buttons selects the corresponding instrument. A light will come on above the appropriate button to signify that this is the selected instrument. Sound Name of instrument Concert Grand Piano G.Piano Upright Piano U.Piano...
- Page 7 Brilliance With the Brilliance knob you can adjust the Brilliance of the internal sounds. Comparing to the Personal EQ all sound on the whole Keyboard range becomes more mellow (if you turn the knob to the left side) and more bright to if you turn the knob to the right side. Try to find out you favorite sound and start from the “center click”.
- Page 8 Demonstration songs 1. Start the demonstration songs Press the demo button - the demonstration light comes on; all the instrument lights will flash. 2. Select the song Press the instrument button you would like to select - the light will flash and the corresponding song will play.
- Page 9 one starting at the selected song. Alternatively you can select other songs during playback. The LED display will show the song number currently playing. The piano will continue to play the 20 songs in a loop. Songs can be reselected during playback. You can change the speed of the song during playback.
- Page 10 Metronome 1. Turn on the metronome Press the metronome button — the corresponding light will turn on. 2. Change the tempo A. Press the metronome button and the corresponding sound button together. B. Select the tempo - there are 5 kinds of tempo: 0 beat tempo, 2 beat tempo, 3 beat tempo, 4 beat tempo, 5 beat tempo and 6 beat tempo.
- Page 11 Weight Status Light Heavy Standard Light Heavy Touch sensitivity adjusts the response of the key action. The mechanics of the keyboard are not changed. Recording 1. Record A. Get ready to record. Press the record button and the light flashes. Choose Track 1 or Track 2. B.
- Page 12 Use the metronome Before the recording, turn on the metronome. This will be recorded Change the Measure The measure cannot be changed during the recording Change the Speed The speed cannot be changed during the recording 2. Playback A. Start the playback Press the play button and your recorded song begins to play B.
- Page 13 2. Returning to the standard tuning of piano Hold down the transpose button and press the organ button. While you press the button, the organ light indicates the content set. The relation between lights and tuning Light (on) Tuning of piano Light (off) 12 average tuning Adjusting the Master Tuning...
- Page 14 MIDI MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) is an international standard that allows different musical products to communicate with one another. An instrument transmits and receives data via a MIDI cable. Any electronic instrument with MIDI can exchange data. Table of MIDI Implementation Function Send signal Receive signal...
- Page 15 Practice and Demonstration Songs NO. KEY NAME COMPOSER SOUND TIME Polonaise in Ab Major, op. 53 Chopin Piano 1 3:40 Nocturne op. 9, no. 2 Chopin Piano 1 4:40 Grande Valse Brilliant op. 18, no. 2 Chopin Piano 1 3:10 Raindrop-Prelude op.28, no.
- Page 16 Modulator Technical Specifications Keys 88 Hammer Action Keys Piano 1, Piano 2, E-piano 1, E-piano 2, Cembalo, Vibes, Instruments Organ, String Dual sound (layer), Touch sensitivity (7 types), Transpose, 9 Functions reverbs, Record, Track 1 / Track 2, Demo songs, Metronome, Tuning curves, MIDI Controls Power switch, Volume control, Speed balance...
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